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Over the past 5-6 months I have tried several different seats as well as traded bikes. I “think” I found the seat that I like best so the others need a new home.
Corbin - Great condition, I purchased this seat from a fellow member and he said it was lightly used. I have no reason to think otherwise. It is for a Road King but I had it on my ‘18 RGS and it fit perfectly. The seating position seemed to set me back just slightly from stock.
Saddleman with rider backrest - I got this seat from a good friend that owed me some money. He had it on his ‘09 SG and only used it about a 1,000 miles. The seating position seemed to be very similar to a stock touring seat, like an Ultra. I didn’t use the seat because I was looking for something to set me back a little.
Mustang Vintage Solo - Awesome Seat, The only reason this one is going is because I bought the same seat but with a rider backrest. This seat will set you back about 1.25” compaired to stock. Seat has about 2,000 miles on it.
I know someone will ask - I ended up keeping a Mustang Super Touring and the Mustang Vintage Solo both with rider backrest.
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